Latin | Angol |
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lex [legis] (3rd) F noun | condition [conditions]noun law [laws]noun principle [principles]noun |
lex [lexeos/is] noun F | Greek [Greeks]noun word [words]noun |
lexica condere noun | lexicography(art or craft of compiling, writing, and editing dictionaries) |
lexicalis [lexicalis, lexicale] adjective | lexicaladjective |
lexicon [lexici] noun N | lexicon [lexicons]noun |
lexicographus [lexicographi] (2nd) M noun | lexicographer [lexicographers]noun |
lexicographia [lexicographiae] (1st) F noun | lexicographynoun |
lexicographicus [lexicographica, lexicographicum] adjective | lexicographicaladjective |
adlicio [adliciere, adlexi, adlectus] (3rd) TRANS verb | draw gently to, entice, lure, induce (sleep), attract, win over, encourageverb |
adplex [(gen.), adplicis] adjective | closely joined / attached toadjective |
afflexus [afflexa, afflexum] adjective | bent / turned (towards)adjective |
alex [alecis] (3rd) N noun | a fish saucenoun herringsnoun pickle [pickles]noun |
Alexander [Alexandri] (2nd) M noun | Alexander [Alexanders]noun |
Alexander Magnus proper noun {m} | Alexander the Great(King of Macedonia) |
Alexandrea [Alexandreae] (1st) F noun | Alexandria [Alexandrias]noun |
Alexandreus noun {m}, Alexandrea {f}, AlexandrīnuS {m}, Alexandrīna {f} | Alexandrian(native or inhabitant of Alexandria) |
Alexandria [Alexandriae] (1st) F noun | Alexandria [Alexandrias]noun |
Alexandrinus [Alexandrina, Alexandrinum] adjective | Alexandrian, of / belonging to Alexandria (City in Egypt and others)adjective |
Alexandrinus [Alexandrini] (2nd) M noun | Alexandrian, citizen / inhabitant of Alexandria (City in Egypt and others)noun |
Alexandropolis proper noun | Alexandroupoli(city) |
alexipharmacon [alexipharmaci] noun N | |
allex [allecis] (3rd) N noun | a fish saucenoun herringsnoun pickle [pickles]noun |
allicio [allicere, allexi, allectus] (3rd) TRANS verb | draw gently to, entice, lure, induce (sleep), attract, win over, encourageverb |
alterplex [(gen.), alterplicis] adjective | dividedadjective twofold, doubleadjective |
amflexus [amflexa, amflexum] adjective | curved around, bent doubleadjective |
amplexo [amplexare, amplexavi, amplexatus] (1st) TRANS verb |